CHICAGO (WLS) — At O’Hare airport, there were two close calls in one day.
The I-Team uncovered exclusive details about the flights that had to make sudden takeoffs, as they were coming into the airport to avoid other aircraft on the ground.
They are what the Federal Aviation Administration and some in the airline industry call “go-arounds,” when a plane has to abort landing because another plane may be in the way.
But, for some of the…
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